wirewoman
- noun
- /ˈwaɪərˌwʊmən/
- The experienced wirewoman quickly diagnosed and fixed the faulty wiring in the building.
Examples
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The company hired a skilled wirewoman to complete the electrical work on the site.
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Many wirewomen are skilled at troubleshooting electrical issues.
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Becoming a wirewoman requires both technical expertise and hands-on training.
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The wirewoman finished the installation quickly.
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The company hired a skilled wirewoman to complete the electrical work on the site.
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Becoming a wirewoman requires both technical expertise and hands-on training.
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The experienced wirewoman quickly diagnosed and fixed the faulty wiring in the building.
Synonyms
A person who installs, fixes, and maintains electrical wires and devices
A person who installs and repairs electric cables and equipment in buildings
A person who installs or fixes electric cables and equipment in buildings
A woman who installs and fixes power or phone lines
A woman who installs and fixes wires for electricity or phone service
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Wirewoman is made from wire ('a metal line that carries electricity') and woman ('an adult female'), so it simply means a woman who installs and repairs electric wiring.